Stuart Kingston's wife flagged a worrying problem she only noticed while on holiday with him, spending long periods of time in 'close proximity'.
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The doctor arranged an urgent PET scan at the local hospital, concerned about a potential growth in his oral cavity.Stuart Kingston, 67, from Liverpool, had difficulty swallowing but thought nothing of it. It was only when his wife noticed asymmetry in his face that he visited a GP for help. And experts suggest oral sex could be partly to blame for the rise in types of the virus-driven disease that affect the throat and mouth.
He also took part in a clinical trial so he could 'help someone going through the same thing in the future.' Mouth ulcers that don't heal, a hoarse voice and unexplained lumps in the mouth are all warning signs of the disease
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